Court Orders Review of PUC Decision in Area Power Case
Court orders a review of the state public utilities commission ruling over area power service. Judge Carpenter ordered Poudre Valley REA and two private utilities to show cause why the decision should not be set aside. The case concerns disallowed private lines and a plan to transfer facilities to a rural cooperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Solghan
Esvlulya
Aitic
Wald and
Latimer
Lis
Tolnvsda
Donald A. Carpenter
jPower
Public Service
Light & Power
Light & Ower Co
Pullejdevisién
Melatsa
Agsaglation
Fort Collins
Carpenter
Poudre Valley
AEA
Ami
PAL
Wold
Larimer
Larimer Cnarilies
Hie Toudre Valley
REA. 2
Rome Light & Power Coats] Public Service Co
Iillies
Pardee Valley Wea
PLULC
Poudre Valley R.gis
Ray Defector Vows Cuba Return Amid Shipping Charge Row
Cuban exile Manuel Roy, captured by British authorities on a Caribbean island, vows he will be in Cuba soon. Ray, 34, said he defected from Fidel Castro and plans to return despite missing a May deadline and facing firearms charges. He spoke through a Revolutionary Junta spokesman in Miami, claiming Cuba was on wartime footing when the infiltration deadline arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore A.ediger
Nassau
Bahamas
Manul Roy
Hay
Ray
Iami
Cuba
Ila
Revolutionary
Jinla
Miami
Hessid Bahan San
Khrushchev Criticized Over Soviet World Leadership Claims
Vietnamese Deputy Premier Pham Meng denounces Khrushchev in Hee Tap for prioritizing Moscow goals and pressuring other Communist nations. The piece accuses Khrushchev of hindering voluntary, independent development in Romania and other Red nations while using Comecon to push Moscow led economic divisions.
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Tokyo
Pham Mung
Peking
New Ching
Khrilstichev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Romania
Khrushciev
fance—Comecon
Pham
Sears and Williams Honored at Denver Hilton Luncheon
Roy Sears and F Ellen Williams, 27th Aves, were guests at a Denver Hilton luncheon with the Tor H Mosier Agency of Equitable Life. Coy Eklund, senior agency vice president, praised the pair for their performances as members of the Hanor Club during a South Central Division tour.
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Roy
Sears
27Th Aves
Wid
F. Ellen Williams
Monteiew Road
Denver Hilton
Denver
Tor H. Mosier
Equitable Life Assurance Society
U.S
Williams
Puerto Higo
Eklund
Equitable
South Central
Seers and Wilks
Hanor Club
Half Over 65 Widows In U S Outnumber Widowers
In Washington figures it is shown that more than half of women aged 65 and over are widows while only about a fifth of men in the same age group are widowers. The data highlights gender differences in longevity and marital status among seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Sunset Gardens Flag Display To Honor Deceased Veterans
Sunset Gardens plans an extended flag display on the avenue in Memory Gardens this Saturday to honor veterans who have died. The list includes George Seward Bryce White Open Potter Chris Mosier Roscoe Abbowe Farla Woods Garnet Lovejoy and many others, with many additional names noted. The display aims to acknowledge fallen service members and mark Memorial Day style remembrance in the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Gardens
Memory Gardens
George Seward
Bryce White
Open Potter
Chris Mosier
Roscoe Abbowt
Farla Woods
Garnet Lovejoy
Treginald Parsons
Noel Erickson
Herkept jCelich Hald
Clinton Oatin 1
Bryce Livengood
Rayna ‘Sanden
Cael Brink
Horsey Rudley
Donald H. Shearer
Ray Bs Nemnijin
Alvin Renke
Philip Forquer
Maymupd Foruuer
George Keever
Kostis Giamalas
Marvin Anderson
James Anderson
Red Star charges spy activity by Western attaches
The Soviet military newspaper Red Star accuses American and British attaches of spying near Soviet zones and taking forbidden photographs. It denies claims that British and three Americans were drugged in Odessa last March. Named individuals include Navy Lt Leonard Brackiven, Lt Cmdr Frank Babbitt, Maj David Colgan, Marine Lt Calland M. Landrigan, Unidr Savage, and Maj James F. Smith. incidents involve Murmansk, Rostov, and attempts to photograph from a plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscos
Red Star
London
Washington
Odessa
Ameri Jeans
Navy
Leonard Brack-iven
Cmdr
Frank Babbitt
David Colgan
Murmansk
Bracken
Cal
Dans M. Landrigan
Pear Savage
Maj
Jamesi F. Smith
Air Force
Rostov
British Rocket Falls Short in Australia
ADELAIDE Australia AP Britain’s 90 ton Blue Streak rocket failed to reach its 1000 mile target on its first test at the Wouneral2 Electrocuted Range. The mission follows Britain’s decision to abandon the wiref orth of Morgan weapon project. In Fort Morgan AP two metal cabins were electrocuted in a 19th century incident and a third burned in a field. European Space Research Organization referenced.
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Adelaide
Australia
Troverts
Britain
Ion
European Space Research Organization
Baseball Glove Theft Reported by Travel Hall Officers
Police report a baseball fielder's glove valued at 220 stolen from Travel Hall. Victims Sergio Juarez Padillo, 20, and Ramon Bribiesca Prado, 38, are named. A second incident notes a worker Julie Gur man Velaceo taken to Brush Hospital with first degree injuries on his hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slerry Feuerstein
Travel Hall
Jim Abhaie
Sergio Juarez Padillo
Ramon Bribiesca Prado
Julie Gurman Velaceo
Brush Hospital
Doctors Order Tranquilizers For Jack Ruby
Report details doctors prescribing tranquilizers for Jack Ruby amid investigations. Police noted Ruby’s low mood and a physician’s comments on a sprained mood, while unrelated thefts and local incidents across Colorado were also mentioned in the day’s wire dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ruby
In The Courts Distance COURT formed on Mes
A damaged court filing names Dr. Douglas Kern and two Greeley physicians as defendants in a medical damages suit. The case, tied to a Mrs Pfeifer and her six children, seeks $75,000 plus interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wehawanuan
Seba
Douglas Kern
R Ehores
Viet Cong Supply Line Destroyed and Damages Sought
A civil suit seeks 359,978.51 in medical costs after a hysterectomy allegedly caused by Viet Cong operations. Plaintiff Mrs Pfeifer claims disability and her husband seeks 27,000 for loss of services and income. In Vietnam, a joint U S Vietnamese force operation near Tay Ninh destroyed rice stocks and livestock, signaling a major counterinsurgency effort with 25 ships and 30 helicopters participating. Municipal Court notes dismissals for lack of a complainant in several cases.
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Pfeifer
Ryanitig. 9
Horst Faastay Ninh
South Viet Nam
Uit
Tay
Ninh Nay
Ugh
Vasco Oriental
Cambocia
Ste
U.S
Amtechan
Expert debunks stamp honoring lost cosmonauts
London AP reports stamp dealer Staney Gibbons Ltd doubts a Soviet commemorative issue honoring cosmonauts Vedorrenko Ussiskin and Wasenko. The story notes a memorial allegedly held in Saransk and cites claims from Linn Stamp News and Sid the stamp weekly’s London correspondent R. Y. Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Soviet Union
Or “Hil
Staney Gibbons Ltd
Sidney
Ohio
Philately Werkly
Linn Stamp News
Vedorenko
Ussiskin
Wasenko
Stamp Weekly
Saransk
R. Y. Me
City Traffic Accidents Reported Injuries and Damages
Two persons were injured in a vehicle crash at 8:53 on Thursday at 16th Street and the 1 885 bypass in Cheyenne Wyn. Rush Lewis and Robert E. Davin, both from Pierce, were in a 5041 truck. Ivan Geer of Cheyenne drove a second truck. damages to the truck not listed, three cars and a light pole damaged totaling 555. Engine Four of the fire department washed down spilled gasoline. Two noninjury accidents occurred on Greeley streets with listed damages and drivers including Robert Hi Martin, 1544 9th Ave, 178. Robert V. Machalam Westminster, 44. Duane Buckharz Los Angeles, 200. Patricia Velukivan 2090th St 300.
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16Th St
Lewls
Cheyenne
Wyn
Robert E. Davin
Pierce
Lewis
Ivan Geer
Greeley
Pam
Robert Hi
Marjtin
9Th Ave
Robert V. Machelam
Westminster
6Th Ave
Duane Buckharz
Los Angeles
Calif
Patricia Velukivnn
Three Named Individuals in La Satlé and Gilcrest Mentioned
The report identifies William Freeman and Rays Given Jy of La Satlé, and Ronald Johns of Gilcrest, as the three persons involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Freeman
Rays
la Satlé
Wronald Johns
Gilcrest
Fragmented pickup on death sentence for Ruby case
A rough OCR fragment suggests a death sentence or killer in a presidential assassination linked to Lee Harvey Wald. It mentions a club operator, prison, mental treatment claims, and a judge’s show cause in a jail call while considering a sanity hearing. Names and details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nee Aee
Ruby
Presia
Lee Harvey Wald
Dudge Doe B. Brown
Muby
Willy Law- Syers Ie
Bird's Nest Blaze Ignited by Neon Sign Incident
Firefighters from Station One responded to a blaze at Classic Lanes on Ware Avenue after a neon sign sparked a fire. The fire was extinguished before arrival, with a bird's nest reportedly involved in the incident. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenley
Classic
Ware
Ave
Pam
Repen
Hamil backs Love plan on building state projects
Denver AP reports David Hamil state Institutions director voiced support for Love's plan to assign building responsibilities to each agency, board, and department. Hamil outlined a policy where a principal representative leads contracts, long range plans, and selection of architects and engineers with State Planning Division and Budget Office aid, while the planning division serves as a service agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
David Hamil
Plu
Guy
John A. Lovie
Gungolidale
Hamil
Hernin
State Planning Division
Flood No Setback to Southgate Flood
Residents of Snuthgate Mobile Home Sites north of Gilcrest report recovery from flooding. Water had covered an old lake bed near the road, with several mobile homes affected but only minor damage reported. Insurance replaced one unit, others reportedly intact as officials monitor conditions.
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Snuthgate
Mobile Homme
Gilcrest
Trant
Hi Set
Lau Addiflaval
Soma Lang-Lime
Gottlieb Osler
Fond Drom 102 Ua- Ih
van Welvonte
France
Charles de Gaulley
Georges Pompidou
Ish
de Gaulle
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Water Gaulle
Hnn
Conmemorac
Union Pacific
Vadei South Cague
United State
Briain
Elizabeth Bovard Pioneer Dies in Greeley at 92
Elizabeth Mae Bovard a Greeley pioneer 92 died Thursday afternoon at Weld County General Hospital She was born May 3 1870 in Covington New York daughter of the late Alex and Mary Ferguson They moved to Greeley in 1917 and she helped homestead Pleasant Valley area She was married to Romrick Blindt Bovard June 14 1907 in Greeley He died in November 1 967 She was a member of the First United Presbyterian Church and Union Colony Pioneer Society Survivors include two daughters Mrs Ben Naflgaeri and Mrs Mary A Potter two grandsons James Paxton of Greeley and William Paxton of Eaton a niece Mrs Mary M Fairchild and two great grandchildren Services will be 10 50 am Saturday at Adamson Memorial Chapel with interment at Linn Grove Cemetery Friends may call 8 am Saturday
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Elzabeth Mae Bovard
Wath St
Weld County General Hospital
Covington
Alex and
Mary Watt Ferguson
Greeley
Yeriel
Jihe
Pleasant Valley
Romvick Blintt
Bovard
Gree! Tey
Prembber
Union Colony Pioneer Society
Resbekai Loriga
Daughe
Ben
Ruby) Naflaigerital
William J :Paxton
Eaton
iMary M. Fairchild
Adamson
Linn Grove
Greenland Unlisted Godthaan Telecommunication Note
In Godthaan Greenland the article notes there are no telephones listed for Greenland and mentions an unlisted status. The piece highlights a lack of telephone access in this locale and hints at communication gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godthaan
Greenland
Greanlantt
Allies Honor Heroes Of European Invasion
Omaha Beach ceremony marks the 20th anniversary of D-Day, honoring Allied veterans from American, British, and French forces. Gen Taylor and Gen Grad lead observers as Cyrus Vance, Gen Maxwell Taylor, and others arrive to pay tribute at the invasion site near Normandy.
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Harvey Hudson
Omaha Beach
France
Mames Fei
Ley
Taylor
Ain
Orne
We. Uevezation
Griar N. Grad
Fer
Secratary
Denise Cyrus Vance
Mawel Taylor
Brad
Threat on LBJ Brings Arrest in Camden NJ
Michael Allen Yung, 18, of Wildwood, New Jersey, was arrested by Secret Service agents on threatening the life of President Johnson. He was jailed in default of a $20,000 bond. A letter mailed May 7 from Rio Grande, Nevada, allegedly threats Kennedy and Lee Harvey Oswald, and a .22 caliber pistol was found in his bedroom after a police search.
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Camden
Michael
Allen Yung
Wildwood
Moyridyy Mintl
Johnson
Young
Donald C. Brett
Judd
U.S
Hal
Pel
Ike Lee Harvey
Oswald
Kennedy
Brett
Rio Greance
Nada
Love To Name Civil Service Commissioner
Denver AP reports twenty or more persons have applied for appointment to the state civil service commissioner post. The job pays about 10 000 annually. Love aims to fill a vacancy caused by Michael Dits resignation within a week or 10 days. The term expires December 13. Love hints at a Republican name to give the GOP control of the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Ove
Michael Dit
Irregular Names Linked to Licenses and Baghdad Power Lines
A garbled OCR list shows multiple names and places such as Greeley Windsor Denver Gresley Taylin Olson and Cherylsie Gave with various affiliations. A Baghdad item references an Etniian tera striking power lines, indicating a contract driving power-line work in Iraq.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tee Rutz
Greeley
Sharon Ann Raver
Windsor
David Pyle
Wilma Vaneardall
Gresley
Taylin Jaanes Olson
Tearkford
Cherylsie
Denver
Genrgn Arninind —McCollum
Ty New Raymer
Patricia Sue Cook
Joseph Cyrd Wingell
Beverly von Hale
Lyon Earl Wells
Lindai Winn
Allced
Fruce Gisten
Diy Ann Birla
Veaver
Baghdad
Iraq
De Gaulle Plans D Day Reenactment at Mont Valerian Cemetery
Has Other Plans De Gaulle will travel Sunday to Mont Valerian Cemetery outside Paris to honor the Preneh Resistance. John Lee and Robert Murphy will reenact a D Day role, parachuting into a hedge field near St Mere-Eglise. Lee, a Worcester, Massachusetts steel firm president, and Murphy, a Westwood attorney, took part in four combat jumps during the war. Tucker of Athol, Massachusetts, a member of the Interstate Commerce Commission, arrived but will not participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gaulle
Hiwever
Mont Valerian
Paris
Sourcath
John Lee
Robert Murphy
St. Mere-Mglige
Lee
Worcester
Mass
Murphy
Westwood
Mas
Taylor Feud Over Land Rights With Costilla Natives
Alamosa Colorado AP reports rancher and lumberman Jon T. Te Hon faces eviction amid a dispute with Costilla Native residents over grazing and wood cutting on Taylor's ranch. District Judge Richard Connor granted a temporary injunction pending a land-use determination in a case tied to Spanish land grants and Hispano descent communities.
Ethel Wynn Roberts Dies in Yakima Washington
Ethel Wynn Roberts formerly of Greeley died in a Yakima hospital after longtime residence in Greeley. The widow of Clarence Roberts, she was sister to the late Florence Fever. Funeral services were held at Palmer Inaba where the Robertses formerly lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Wynn Roberts
Greeley
Yakima
Wash
AWS
Sithel Wynn Fezey Roberts
Yaka
Creeley
Hale Mrederick Fezer
Groats Falcony
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Sears and Williams
Wwaling JI
Dallas
Tex
Rabbit
Yayeltatrisis
Here
Heath Junior Hiph
Thuesdie
Weld County
Crested Butte
Colo
University of
Sue Cash
Floyd Oliver
Slate River
Ale Time
Tribune
Benell
Hilda Kreger
Paul Edscortyt
Charles Martin
Sterling
Mike Brace
Becatine
iThree
Weld
Love
Southgate
Elizabeth Bovard
En Payate Pit
Granaire Tate
Mottiage Licenses
Costilla
Clifton
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